http://cyprus-mail.com/2018/03/04/waters-common-sense/
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...a Communal Chamber opened with its Greek Representatives waiting is a real step to demonstrate such Goodwill, fantasy perhaps, a return to what has not in effect changed. And with the empty seats in the Legislature filled, a return to the Constitution of 1960, as Cypriots; to reform themselves.
...but how? (my opening joke, lol)
Indeed, Mr. Alper, i thank-you for saying it like it is. One God.
One Flag, One Country, One Turkey, One Cyprus, not hard to understand.
Yet, it is in Cyprus where Turkey may find a solution to its own Problem.
Bicommunal or Bizonal do not mean tearing Cyprus (or Turkey) in two. And Turkish or "Turk", as they are divided now, in Cyprus and Turkey; it is not possible to be both, is it? Cypriots may lead united, that Turkey may follow.
Why not a Cypriot identity? Greek, Turkish, Armenian, Maronite, Latin?
Why not Cypriot Constituencies? At least that possibility, like the Turkish Constituency, a representation of Individuals as Persons, an electorate closer to their tax payments, respectfully as a majority with an agenda, providing for, and recognising the special needs of minorities among them.
Given the 'overwhelmingness' of English in this world, given the benefits of diversity, and in defending the ethnosphere's demise, i suggest other Constituencies will follow, it is natural, in Cyprus (and in Turkey), beyond the Good Government of a strong State which must exist, based not on Geneology or (a single) Nation as such, but on Universal Principals, (and merit), Cypriots, as Cypriots, for Cyprus and Cypriots.
I remind Mr. Erdogan (and Mr. Akinci), that while he works so hard to make a Legacy out of "Turkishness", Turkey is not "Turkish", as it is in Cyprus, not "Greek". That while there is a brotherhood among Muslims which he may applaud, there is a Family much larger where by, the way, his loving nature is serving more greatly.
Why would a citizen of the world, a Cypriot, care about Turkish brutallity?
There is a lot to be said as a Cypriot about "Greeks" (read: not "Turk") and "Turks". Indeed, this brutality in Turkey, now that it is tearing it apart, who better than a Cypriot, to understand this suffering? Thus, it is not so hard to say, who better as an ally in ending it?
...i am sad to see that your remedy to brutality, Lordo, is to give up.